Two teens from L.A. make their way to Utah to hide with distant Mormon relatives from their troubled pasts. An earthquake opens up a time rift, drawing them and their pursuers into an ancient mesoamerican war.
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Cast
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Summer Naomi Smart | ... | Kerra McConnell (as Summer Naomi) |
| Moronai Kanekoa | ... | Kiddoni | |
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Brian Kary | ... | Brock McConnell |
| D.L. Walker | ... | Clacker | |
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Sila Agavale | ... | Kush |
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Jose Bacio | ... | Adder |
| Jan Broberg | ... | Aunt Corrine (as Jan Broberg Felt) | |
| Bryce Chamberlain | ... | Grandpa Lee | |
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Chris Heimerdinger | ... | Chris McConnell |
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Spencer King | ... | Lobo |
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Chris Laird | ... | Ogath |
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Jenny Latimer | ... | Natasha |
| Bruce Newbold | ... | Uncle Drew | |
| Seth Packard | ... | Spree | |
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Alex Petrovitch | ... | Hitch |
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Two teens from L.A. make their way to Utah to hide with distant Mormon relatives from their troubled pasts. An earthquake opens up a time rift, drawing them and their pursuers into an ancient mesoamerican war.
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Rated PG-13 for violence and some drug references | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
15 October 2007 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Út Zarahemlába See more »Edit
Box Office
Opening Weekend USA:
$57,977, 14 October 2007Gross USA:
$292,102Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$292,102Company Credits
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Several of the aunt's children are the director/writer, Chris Heimerdinger's kids See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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They ought to put a warning on movies like this: THIS IS FOR BELIEVING MORMONS ONLY!
My wife and I scanning the net for entertainment got sucked into this mish-mash of bad acting and Mormon fiction. We have it all for a maudlin young folks story, the misplaced, unwanted kids with an erstwhile older non-druggie teen age sister and a potential gang- banger little brother who escape the government incompetent and uncaring bureaucracy and gang violence to come to the warm caring bosom of Mormondom with large families, doting parents and a wise grandfather steeped in Mormon mythology. Add some Aztec-like other- world fantasy characters from that great work of Joseph Smith fiction, mix it up and bingo! You got a movie to entertain young Mormons.
Mormons will love it, as indeed, the two true believing reviewers posted here did. Non-Mormons like myself will likely not be able to sit through all the pablum and fantasy passed off as "truth" to the end.
My objection here is not just based on passing off a set of myths and pseudo-history of a large religious corporation with documented cultic origins as fact: we're free to express whatever beliefs we want under our rights and liberties of freedom of religion, speech and social media. My review is based on the bad acting, the doggerel story line and the corny premise used in writing this mongrel of a movie.